
Red Men and Jade Women
红男玉女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 393k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
119Chapters
19Favorites
1Nutrient gifts
452Clicks per chapter
63Comments
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Reader comments 37
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Especially the writing about planting water is very good. I have always confused these two, but now I understand them clearly.
It seems that they are gods and monsters. Didn't she like Lin Yuchong more? Now she is acting emotionally for him. She is too weak to persist.
I have read so many chapters. To be honest, the part about gambling on stones is indeed well written, but there are still many bugs in this article. First, there is too little written about Cixi and those mysterious things, only two or three chapters. Many things are not explained clearly, making it confusing. Secondly, didn't she accept the beads from the Xu family and promise to give them an explanation, but she hasn't seen any action after so long, wouldn't the Xu family be dissatisfied? Third, the relationship with Lin Yuchong progressed too slowly, and it seemed that she was capable of magic, supernatural powers or martial arts. Why was she so incapable of resisting in front of Lin Yuchong that she was always being kissed by force? So weak, what will she do when facing the enemy? Are you asking others to help?
It's unreasonable not to tell you where you are going.
After saving for so long, I finished reading it so quickly. . .
Take the last picture to see the truth.
A green bracelet. . . My favorite. . .
I don't like the male protagonist very much, Ichika is totally pissed off
It's a good habit to score every day, good luck!
20 People? Too exaggerated